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# Fonts and colors

You can change the site's font and background color. To do this, click on the settings icon at the top of the editor.

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There are 6 pre-designed styles available for your site. You can choose the background color that you like the most.

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You can also choose from a selection of carefully curated fonts for your site. Each set includes a font for the headline and a font for the description. All fonts are available on Google Fonts.

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